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Until about the 1960s-70s, Tamil Nadu was as poor as many other north India states of India which had more political representation and power at the Union. Tamil Nadu, today: 💰 Is the second largest state economy of India – contributes to about 9% of India’s GDP with about 6% of India’s population 🏭 Is the most industrialised state in India with more than 40,000 factories 🏙️ Is the most urbanised state in India 👩‍🏭 Is home to a staggering 42% of ALL of India’s women factory workers 🩺 Has 1 doctor for every 253 people according to a study, India has 1 for every 834 people 📚 Has a GER is 47%, while the national average is 28.4% 📖 Has a significantly higher literacy rate compared to the national average 👫 Has a more balanced sex ratio compared to the national average 📉 In multi-dimensional poverty index, India’s average is 14.96% while Tamil Nadu’s is only 2.20% 📦 Is the third largest exporter state in India 🚗 Is one of the top 10 automobile hubs in the world - accounts for about 35% of auto and auto component exports 🖥️ Is India’s largest electronics exporter 🔋 Produces 40% of EV 4-wheelers, 70% of two wheelers sold in India 🧵 Leading state in leather and textiles exports 🌍 Has the presence of 130+ Global Fortune 500 Companies 📈 Has the largest number of patents filed in India 🔬 Has the highest number of research fellows in India What is the main reason for this astounding transformation over the last several decades? Listen to this Brahmin thatha for the answer:

Guess this is post-death-penalty “justice” system, belonging to a post-murder society. Killing is too easy, too boring. Let’s make them suffer with gory state sponsored violence. Somehow that will prevent crimes fear of encounter did not.